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Risk Management for the heart
I have recently found myself with the unpleasant task of dealing with matters of Life and Death while filling in forms for life insurance and funeral policies, I kept running…
PrEPped in the (Sh)City
My name is Cadenza Jones and four years ago I decided to pack up my life and relocate to the Gay Mecca of Southern Africa. Fresh off the N1 from…
Going Solo: Useful Tips on HIV Self-Testing
What exactly is an HIV home-test? There are two types of HIV self-testing kits currently available. The one test requires a simple pinprick of blood and the other version is…
Celebrating Black Queer Love
Gay love stories highlighted by both straight and LGBTQ media people hardly ever show images of gay black couples. When one looks in the media, you never see any posts…
The Bear Necessities
If you go down to the woods today, you better know what it takes to charm the bears. Bears have become one of the fastest growing gay subcultures globally, and…
The Unapologetic Pansy
Man the fuck up! How many times have you heard those words said out loud to you? Grow a pair of balls! Be a man, for crying out loud! Must…
YOU’RE NOT ALONE
SEX IS MEANT TO BE FUN, NOT SCARY. WE’RE HERE TO IMPROVE YOUR SEXUAL LIFE, HEALTH AND ENSURE YOU ARE SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE ALONG THE WAY.
The what's, how's and when's of getting tested
We recommend that all men who fuck men get tested for HIV and other STIs at least once every six months (and more frequently if you find yourself in a riskier position).
If there is even the slightest chance you may have been exposed to HIV (the condom broke or you didn’t manage to use one) we recommend you get your arse to a healthcare provider within 72 hours from exposure and ask for an emergency PEP kit.
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PrEPped in the (Sh)City
My name is Cadenza Jones and four years ago I decided to pack up my life and relocate to the Gay Mecca of Southern Africa. Fresh off the N1 from…
“How to overcome Homosexuality!” A book my father wrote in the early 80s.
Born in 1972 and started High school in 1985. In high school, I knew I was different from all my school friends. I just couldn't see myself holding hands with…
An HIV Shot of Hope – Charlie Jacobs’ Brave Story
The great question we all ask ourselves at some point is: “Why am I here? What is my life’s purpose?”. I know that question well. In August 2010 – I…
YOUR BRAVE!